Sentence examples for potential wrath from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers reached this conclusion in virtual lock step, some no doubt fearing the potential wrath of 9/11 families.

The current Yankees don't know anything about the potential wrath of Steinbrenner, who, in the past, might order a shake-up in response to exhibition defeats.

So it's refreshing that at least with Ms. Rivers, performers have to be on the alert; the cagiest ones tend to flatter her or have fun with her, but everyone takes her potential wrath seriously.

No, the important point about these particular bad predictions is that they came from people who constantly invoke the potential wrath of the markets as a reason we must follow their policy advice.

And it forces cyclists either to face the potential wrath of drivers whose progress they interrupt or to hug the right edge of the road as vehicles -- sometimes commercial trucks -- drive by.

His response was, "Nothing in the case law prohibits the (public) schools from granting full due-process rights to the accused, including particularly the right to cross-examination, but as I have observed in a brief, the colleges simply decide they are better off stiffing the accused than facing the potential wrath of the Office of Civil Rights by not finding the "correct" way".

We have evolved to wear crucifixes on necklaces without feeling the crushing weight of potential divine wrath and brimstone.

To protect itself against potential community wrath, board members decided to require Rothko's daughter, Dr. Kate Rothko Prizel, to obtain a court order permitting the removal of the remains.

Politicians and other potential targets of straphanger wrath, defending themselves, note that the $2 base fare would not go up under the proposal.

A social media campaign and some cynicism on the part of Labour's London mayoral candidates, who felt they needed to nominate someone in order not to suffer the wrath of potential voters, helped to put Corbyn on the ballot paper.

But by then other anxieties were rising in Israel about the potential side effects of America's wrath.